Don
Hear hear hear. Phew, I was beginning to wonder !
Mind you I enjoyed the pimms thread, although, Cotty, my english memory of
pimms
is a lovely biscuit we used eat (too many of) with a nice cup of tea.
Cant find them easily over here on the west coast. Cant find decent ginger
nuts either. Found good Tetley's beer though, makes a Yorkshire lad happy,
even if
It makes my focussing wonky.
Anyway, in the spirit of Don's post, my email start with a means in the
Email title for all you ist*dphiles to choose to ignore the rest of this if
you desire.
I decided to invest a little in some simple filters after reading a few pop
photo mags back issue. I just bought a few blue, yellow, warming, cloudy
and will start to mess with 'em a little during the next few weeks. I'll go
to
the library to seek out decent writings on their usage, but I wonder if
anyone remembers
how to use these instead of pop down menu bar layer expertise in front
Photoshop and a monitor.
I'm sure there are some folks on this thread who'd have good ideas and URL
suggestions to
help a poor old film amateur.
Keep up the good posts Don, film forever.
Ian
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2004 14:08:56 +0200
From: Dr E D F Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've been off the list for a while because I became tired of the digital
exchanges. Now I see that at least one other person is more interested in
film cameras than the Pentax *ist D. If all posts had something in the
subject line to identify them it would be easy to make rules for sorting
things out.
Don
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